I did not ski at this resort, but I would like to commend the Mountain Club hotel on the property. After my boyfriend and I had a camping trip on the Kangamangus go awry, we had to find a hotel to stay in. We ended up here by chance and it was such a great find. The front desk staff member who booked our room and got us checked in, Cassie, was sweet, personable and friendly. She got us checked in quickly and we even got free adventure passes and breakfast with our room rate. Our room was clean and spacious. Check out was easy breezy. The grounds were beautiful. What a happy accident! read more

Best early riding conditions in New Hampshire. Because they have such a HUGE snowmaking setup they had more runs open than anyone else and it was a great day on the slope. I plan to go back once the rest of the mountain is open. read more

Did not love it but for a first time big ski resort the skiing was amazing. Great place but employees seem grumpy. Not amazed with prices but you can expect that from a tourist attractions. Super busy with some rude guests. The lifts were long but they were fast. Overall pretty good read more

Loon is great for a closer to Boston option. The mountain has some fun runs, the double black is probably closer to a black and is a good time. It is a little small, so more than 1 or 2 days will get boring. For a weekend getaway, I thought it was perfect. You can go snowshoeing in the white mountains if you want some variation in your vacation. The food options weren't the best. read more

A little smaller and more crowded than killington but great place!! Staff was super helpful and nice, fun trails, and good food. Look for discounted tickets on their website read more

Very accommodating. The staff is very pleasant. I've visited here twice. Its beautiful during the fall. The foliage is amazing. The mountain views indescribable. Tons of places to hike. Very relaxing. So much more to say... read more

Far from Boston,Expensive,Crowded with KIDS, Small poor bunny slope ,Parking far from lodge and lifts. Crotched is much better in my opinion especially the midnight madness. read more

My friends and I loved Loon. The hotel (Mtn. Club) was very laid back and had standard accomidations in teh room. Beyond the room, they had a fitness center, pool, hot tub, and spa services. The skiing was right out the door and the mountain has some great runs. The 2 towns next to the mountain offer lots of food and shopping options and we especially liked the South Peak of the mountain for less people and a relaxing drink at the south lodge. Rooms had balconies and ski lockers downstairs. The hotel and the mountain are both a little tricky to navigate at first but you figure it out. Plus, you cannot beat the drive from the south, so accessable. We'll be back. Loved Loon. read more

I don't ski at all, but the bar in the octagon lodge was fun. If you're a white-powder-shredding mountain man who likes to get boozed up in the sunroom, I guess you'll like it...? read more

Good mountain. Great resort. The only reason I wouldn't give Loon a five star rating is due to the cleanliness of the fitness room, and mediocre food at the restaurants which is a bit overpriced. Come for the skiing but eat and play elsewhere! read more

Went on vacation on a group on pass, stayed in the a king suite, was GORGEOUS!had 2 bathrooms, very clean! the amenities, 2 pools, jacuzzi's, steam rooms, gym, racket ball courts! was awesome! we had a very QUIET stay, Didn't hear "neighbors" or road noise. We sat on our balcony at night for hours relaxing, and the sheets/bedding was white and clean and soft! even the pillows..LUXURY! Would love to go back! read more

Great Terrain, and has three full peaks to ski. The terrain park is top of the line, best in NH. The biggest downside to Loon is the crowds it draws. The gondola wait can seem like it takes forever, prob over 20 mins at times. The rails in the terrain parks get ruts in the landings on the weekends. The mtn has no marked glades, and a ton of double fall lines. This is a very public mtn that has challenging spots on it, if you are a beginer, really stick to the trail map. Again the Terrain park is top notch. Many Plymouth State students ride Loon, so it has a little more of the party mentality than the other local resorts. The tickets are, IMAO, very pricy. I think this because they cost more than all of the other mtns around it, and the lines are very long, If you manage to get there on an uncroweded day though, it is worth the money. read more

This is a great mountain for eastern skiing. The south mountain addition has added a lot to the experience, with fewer lines on weekends and much more terrain. The grooming is nice, and the snow making assures a great condition. It's my go to place for skiing in NE. read more

Ive been to loon a number of times. Although the prices are high and they dont offer many discounts, its a pretty awesome mountain. Walking Boss is by far my favorite run! Followed by Blue Ox and all of South mountain. Any time I go Ill hit up Babes Lounge. The guy behind the bar can sometimes be cranky but for the most part he is pretty awesome. Food is great here and the service is fast. They always seem to be having some type of promo so i constantly get free swag! Ill see you soon Loon! read more

Just returned from a great day of spring skiing. Took 2 of my daughters to learn to snowboard and the people who work in the rentals section could not have been more helpful! They made us feel welcome, informed and prepared. Great staff who obviously love what they do!! read more

First time visiter. First time skiing. I have to say I honestly had the best time! Tips: get there early. We arrived around 7:30, didn't have to wait in long lines. Signed in and then rented our equipment. Luckily we were part of a group and we got a nice discount. We ate breakfast and then we were good to go. Make sure you eat first to give you lots of fuel. You'll need it. My arms and legs were burning! I was very nervous to get onto the lift to take us to the top of Kissin' Cousin (awkward name haha) but once I was at the top I told myself there was no going back lol. I literally learned as I was going down the mountain by observing others around me. I fell a few times but people are so nice enough to ask if you needed help or if you were okay. I was so scared when I was going fast because I didn't know how to slow down or stop. It's okay if you don't know what you're doing. (They have lessons you can take for $) Anyways, if you're new like me... stick to Kissin' Cousin ONLY! The other mountains are too steep and you're going to be freaking out. If you do decide to go to other mountains, go with someone experienced to guide and help you. I'd definitely come back with a group of friends. Much more fun but nonetheless, you'll have a great time. So sorry for other reviewers that didn't have such a great experience! read more

This is a money hungry place that doesn't care about their customers. After running out of parking only 2 hours into the day, we were forced to park two miles away from the mountain and take a shuttle. But the shuttle never came after waiting in line for about a half hour. Their parking lots are extremely small and what they put us through was unacceptable. So we called and explained the situation. We asked for a refund as we didn't want to go skiing after all of the trouble. They said come by and they would give us a refund. But they DIDN'T. They told us they don't offer refunds but we could come another day. We live almost SEVEN HOURS AWAY. I explained how far away we lived to the manager but she didn't care. What a terrible experience. They ruined our entire trip. read more

Excellent Customer Service! I have 4 shout outs! First when you walk in LIZ is where you sign in and she may handle your paperwork. She most likely will be one of your first points of contact and can I say, you could not have picked a better person then her! She is so nice and she is real, she doesn't put on an act for the customer she is herself! She does anything she can within her authority to make the customer happy and if it isn't within her authority she reaches out to someone who can make the customer happy! The second point of contact who was also amazing is MARVIN! He helps with the fitting of the boots and as a very novice skier the boots are the worst! Lol! But he made it so much easier by assisting me with my boots both on and off! Thank you Marvin, I think I would still be wearing them now without your assistance! The next shout out goes to the nice people who were running the magic carpet, or whatever they call their ride to the top of the beginners hill. The people working at the bottom of the people mover to the top are soooo great! They were so encouraging of me all the time! I an older newer skier and they helped me with my confidence! In fact they were all encouraging me to go to the next level, which I did! Thank you all for helping me be less fearful and more confident! Lastly I did take a lesson and TRACY was my instructor, all I can say is Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! You were so patient with me and also extremely encouraging! I definitely feel as though after the lesson with you I am at the next level and much less fearful! She, for me, was part ski therapist to help me get over my fears, also part ski instructor and helped me with my form and taught me a few ways to stop and a few ways to slow down without my go to move of falling! Lol! THANK YOU ALL! GREAT job Loon for hiring such Wonderfully Caring people! read more

This mountain is garbage. They think they are Vail. Their prices are ridiculous, and they didnt offer refunds on shitty days like every other mountain. They lie about their conditions and about snow totals. Gondola lines are unreasonable, staff is rude so over priced, snow is skied off by noon. ....lines, lines,lines, go to Cannon or Waterville, Everything is dirty, food is disgusting, bathrooms are a sham, its a waste of time read more

Just got back from two days at loon. I had great memories of loon form 25 years ago. Yikes: Mountain has changed. First I waited in a line with 6 people in it to buy lift tickets at south peak (inside) . There were two attendants (college kids). The line was crawling, ie not moving at all. After about 10 minutes I went to the counter to see why it was so slow. One girl was on the phone, and the other was talking to a boy deciding what to play next on his ipod over the lodge speakers. These girls were nice enough but they had no idea what they were doing and no idea or care in the world that there was line now with at least 25 people in it. It was windy and many lifts were down. That's OK and safety is critical. What I found very frustrating was that no one had any information. No status on closed lifts and the trail map board at the gondola base was completely wrong, and even out of date (some lifts and trails were missing). I asked at least 5 staff (including a ticket counter and lift attendants) the time a lift closed, and no one really knew the answer. "I think maybe 3:45, but i'm not sure". Finally after missing the last chair to south peak we waited for a bus ride. I asked a bus driver if he went to south peak and he said "bus 69 and 60" only. When 69 pulled up, I asked the driver if he went to south mountain. He said there was no such thing as "south mountain" in an incredibly obnoxious way. I said ."Oh sorry I mean "South peak:. Then he said No, I don't . I told him the other bus driver told me 69 (he) did. He then screamed at me, said bus 60 only. Loon charges top dollar. It's sad that it has become so profit driven. The strategy seem to be: Hire low paid workers who don't know or care about the mountain and maximize ticket sales (Once upon a time Loon use to cap daily sales). I did not see any mountain ambassadors. A very poorly run mountain (IMHO). Pros: Close to Boston Cons: Disorganized, lift capacity seems low, non existent knowledgeable staff or ambassadors, crowded The charm is gone. I will drive the extra 15-30 minutes. I like the the : "Meh. I've experienced better." rating. seems to fit. read more

Loon has great terrain for it's size, but as other reviewers have said, it's too crowded, lots of the skiers and boarders are out of control, and it's very expensive compared with other places. Ski it cheap and empty during the mid-week, or don't ski it at all. Weekends - especially Saturdays- are a nightmare. read more

Although the ticket lady, lift line attendants, parking lot guy and cafeteria workers have been great to us I am giving loon mountain one star for one main reason : Leslie, the bartender at the Paul Bunyan Room bar. She is miserable. In a half hour I watched her chase down a guy and embarrass him about not paying for his beer, when he had, insult two nice people sitting next to us who asked how to order a drink and said out loud "cell phone etiquette" when I got a text from my wife about my son. She is miserable and her co workers should know that I cut my intended tip from $20 down to just $4 on my $30 tab because of her. Btw everyone else who works there is great, including Charlie, Karen and the guy who wears the .45's hat. Leslie is the only tarnish. One other thing. I think loon mountain should reconsider allowing young children in a bar room. Especially when they don't even serve food there. Ciao. read more

If you're an intermediate and like standing in lift lines, you'll fit right in. If you're looking for challenging terrain, go to Cannon or Vermont! Also, the lift ticket prices are comparable to larger mountains in New England while the size of the mountain and the quality and variety of terrain are not. read more

The mountain is good and the employees on the mountain and in the retail and restaurant side are friendly and helpful. BUT, the management in The Mountain Club at Loon , which is the slope side hotel is, is hideous. The amanger is on a witch hunt and the GM has no back bone and is incapable of making sound decisions. I WILL NEVER GO BACK TO THE HOTEL UNTIL NEW MGT. COMES IN. read more

$72 for a spring ticket? Greedy company. Unreal. You'd have twice the amount of riders if it were cheaper. Workers and regulars all told me it was the most greedy mountain to ride on. Gas prices went down, prices stayed, spring extended, Prices stayed the same, unreal. You should be ashamed of the way you treat your regular customers who come back all year. We come to this mountain because of the locality and conditions. At some point as a business owner you give back to your valued customers. You should really be ashamed of your greed and disrespect for your regulars. I will not be back next year as a customer and will certainly not book my annual group vacation or weekly visits due to this rip off organization. read more

I came here during the Highland games with my Father And My Fathers Parents. On the first night for dinner we went to the restaurant in the resort, it was terrible for the most part. Me,my grandfather, and my grandmother all got the prime rib with mashed potatoes and some other veggies. I ordered my stake medium and I got it rare. I wanted mashed potatoes but it came with some mashed up veggies. My grandfather wanted it medium rare, he got it rare. It took an hour to get our (horrible) food. And on the good side my Dad liked the blueberry jelly. The room was clean, witch is a plus. If you are thinking of coming here go out to eat at the places near here, not the restaurant in here. read more

Amazing experience with snow tubing! Staff and property were so awesome and I already am making plans to return with family. Plan this trip as you will make amazing memories read more

Stayed at the Mountainclub Resort this last weekend and had a phenomenal time. Loved the room set up, and loved the slopeside hot tub! Awesome to be able to ski down from the resort to the entrance to buy your pass. The front desk was very friendly and helpful. The ice castle was a good time, very unique, and very cold inside of it....dress warm and make sure your kids wear snow pants for the tunnels and slide. We skied the half day on Sunday at the bargain rate of 29.00 per person. Lines were not that bad at all other than the gondola, and there are green trails from the top so my son was able to experience the summit which was a great big boost to his little boy ego. We ate lunch at the Summit Cafe, and it was actually very good! I had a pulled pork sandwich on ciabatta bread, which came with a side of pineapple salsa and homemade pasta salad-all of it very tasty and decent portion sizes. Yes, the food was priced at ski resort prices, but I guess you have to expect a little extra with the convenience and view factor. Skiing conditions were excellent with very little ice, crowded at times but you can't really avoid that anywhere on a weekend. Not the first time we've been here, and it continues to be a positive experience. read more

I think you have to take the bad with the good when it comes to skiing at Loon Mountain. It can be expensive if you need lift passes and equipment. And it does get very crowded so the lift lines can be long. But for Bostonians looking for a place to ski, it's convenient and ideal for a day trip. There are plenty of trails to choose from and the best way to go about exploring the mountain is to take the gondola to the top. From there you can choose from a decent amount of intermediate to advanced runs. Not to mention that will cut down on some time spent in lines for other lifts. The ski conditions are usually consistent and fair. They do a decent job of grooming the trails to account for any patchy areas, too. read more

I recently went here for the first time, and I'll definitely be coming back soon. The mountain was a good size, not too big, but not ridiculously tiny either. Most of the trails were open, and the lifts were quick, not too many lines. Unfortunately, many areas of the mountain were quite icy and frankly shouldn't have been open. The lodge had lots of room and was comfortable, but the food was gross and completely overpriced. But overall, I definitely enjoyed skiing at Loon; it's great for families and a good place for intermediate skiers. read more

New snow machines and great conditions! Fun lodges and good food!

Great ski school, race program, snow making, community and terrain. 2 hrs from boston... Can't go wrong.

I love Loon everything about it is great and I've been going there for a long time. But now I'm finally 21 and I went to the octagon lodge bar to buy drinks for the first time. I asked for 2 White Russians and the cashier rang them in and the bartender was asking who the second one was for. I told her they were both for me because the line for the bar was a solid 10 minute wait. She proceeded to ask if I was going to drink both and I said yes. She then gave me one and said when I'm ready for the second I can come back and I said no because I paid for 2 already, and the cashier told her I paid for 2. Also I wasn't the only person in line buying more than one drink, I believe she was giving me a hard time because she thought I was getting the second for someone under 21. She said when I was done with the first and ready for the second I could go back and she'll make the other so I chugged the first one right there at the front of the line and she said "don't do that in front of me!" Then I told her I was ready for the second one! She was baffled and the cashier was shocked that I did it but didn't say anything because the bartender was being unreasonable with me. I then took the second drink and walked away without tipping her because she was so unprofessional. I then went outside and shared the second drink with my friend who wasn't 21 :) the only regret from this experience was me not telling her that the first one was weak and she needed to add more alcohol. Learn how to do your job babe! read more

I was so impressed on my first visit to Loon. The snow was great, the facilities are great, the people who work there are friendly and helpful, lots of trails, including a green beginner trail that starts at the summit, and whole sections of harder trails for more advanced skiers and boarders. We were there on a Tuesday and Wednesday (not during school vacation) and we barely had to wait for lifts. It was a great experience and I know I improved while there, aided by the good conditions and long runs. I'd love to go again! read more

LOVE LOON! Close to Boston. Sweet terrain park. Gondola. When you decide to take lunch and you dont want to spend a lot-drive 3 minutes(literally) to downtown Lincoln and hit McDonalds,Dunkin Doughnuts or any local sub shop or my favorite-G&H Pizza-Bacon and Pinapple Pizza-THE BEST! Back at mountain in 40 minutes-ready to rip. One of my favorite features about this mountain is that you can take 1 lift and access most of the mountain which includes nice cruisers,terrain park, glades and nice jibbing green trails-ALL IN 1 run! I cant stand having to take 3 lifts to get to the top of a mountain. The only downside to this mountain is that the new "south peak: has no park or non steep jibbing trails and the crowds on the weekend-I will NEVER come here on weekend. Loon is definately my home mountain-people are great,the town of Lincoln is great,the riding is great and the snow making system they have here is 2nd to none. Definately something for everyone. Even the people on the facebook page answer you back asap! I have skied almost every mountain in New England and I am still a LOONATIC! Favorite run-Sunset(from north peak) to upper bear claw through grand junction,Through Loon Mountain Park to Gondola. Going tomorrow. 4th time this season! Can't wait! Definately reccomend this mountain-hope to see you there!(actually,go on weekend so I can have free reign and no lines during the week) :) read more

No doubt the best ski area in New Hampshire and one of the top ski resorts in the East. Their huge investment in the latest snow gun technology over the last 2 years and a couple of new expert slopes has led to some of the best stretch of days of skiing I have ever had there, despite the meager amount of natural snowfall up to February 24th (over 20" since then). If you think it is expensive, you get what you pay for here with great snowmaking and grooming. Vermont is farther away, has some more expensive areas, and you have the New York crowd to deal with. Buy a seasons pass early, and ski at Loon, Sunday River, and Sugarloaf for under a grand anytime and substantially less with a non-holiday seasons pass. Or buy a frequent skier card and get a decent discount on tickets every day of the season. Or just get a few drinks and listen to the live music in the 3 mountain bars and forget about everything but the great skiing. If you like to complain about the long gondola line, try the much shorter lines on all their new high-speed quads. On second thought, stay home and let me enjoy the mountain to myself. read more